Debating the merits of the monarchy in school is a favourite topic for students and teachers alike. Canadian Monarchist Online can be a useful tool in organizing your debate, and or your research paper. Good Luck!

ONLINE RESOURCES

[ arguments ]
Offering monarchist arguments

[ anti-monarchy myths ]
Common arguments heard from anti-monarchists and how to debate them

[ roles of the monarchy ]
The institution of monarchy, and its roles in the Canadian government

[ famous quotes ]
A series of quotes from the Queen of Canada regarding Canada and quotes from contemporary Canadians about the monarchy

[ FAQs ]
Frequently Asked Questions regarding the monarchy

[ related links ]
Offering a number of related Internet links to various monarchy related websites

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INTERNET RESOURCES

[ The Canadian Monarchy ]
The official site of the Canadian Monarchy, complete with the Queen's Role in Canada, Royal Visits and More!

[ The Queen's Canada site ]
The official Canadian website of Her Majesty The Queen, gives a brief biography and lists the dates of Her Majesty's Canadian visits

[ The Golden Jubilee site ]
The official Canadian website of Her Majesty The Queen's Golden Jubilee Celebrations in 2002, with lots of photos and multimedia

[ The Governor-General ]
This official Canadian website explains the role of the Monarch as performed by the Governor General

[ The Queen's Website ]
The OFFICIAL personal website about virtually everything relating to the monarchy

[ The Royal Family ]
Another excellent site which also features a daily collection of Internet newspaper clippings about the monarchy and the Royal Family

[ Britain needs the Monarchy ]
An interesting viewpoint by (of all people) an American

[ CBC NEWS ]
Search the CBC archives for information on the Monarchy

[ Canada.com ]
Search the archives of the Canada.com for information on OUR Monarchy.

[ The Monarchist League ]
The main monarchist organization in Canada. Ask them a question or ask to use their resources. A good place to ask questions if you get stuck!

BIBLIOGRAPHICAL NOTES

Coyne, Deborah and Michael Valpy. To Match a Dream: A Practical Guide to Canada's Constitution.

Dyck, Rand. Canadian Politics: Critical Approaches.

McKinnon, Frank. The Crown in Canada. 

Noonan, Peter W. The Crown and Constitutional Law in Canada.

Smith, David E. The Invisible Crown. The First Principle of Canadian Government.